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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-15

sold in reactions Ia New Orleans. New York
aud Buffalo. N, y, 9rcenvll,s. Miss. glea.
Mica. and rlington, low, No. IS al
sss'y second csp,,., Pfl,s 80 OoS e ,?Id !. n
Matte. No. is S2l draws. Ihud Capital
Prise, so 90. sold In New Yort. Cairo, ILL.,.
and Portland, Oregon. No, 81 so draws
$1,000. sold 70 Mes Ore,p,; New York, BE-
ton. Mass, Ch'oss, and ploomins,on. ILL.,,
Ss s sras. no n c .oS %h R b.
q, Philadslphia. Pa, New YOik Cry.
New Mexico. Graysyille, Ga. and Chris ina.
koat. Nos. 1921, E'slS' 6.leI. S,ls'
Nav York.N Y, Chi,sso, M, Memphis.
Tenn, Mobile, Ala, Savannah, Ga,, Ian.
sins, Mich, and nj Paso, Ter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-15
COST oY IRON IN ALABAMA.

aud Tennessee, bot those interested In
the question may set Il down ne Ger.
tain that $40 iron IL an every day fact
In Alabama, and the coat inGy never
exceed that at leading plan,r, sxeep,
by bad furnace practice. THIS alloS,
for liberal repairs aud contingencies.
The theoretical cost, AZ stated by a
manager OF large experience. is A. iol.
lows:
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NInhIniaTa.

Sick headache, depression Of spirits
aud want Of ambition are symptom,
Of a diseased liver. The lungs
stomach aud bowels are all In sym
paiby Life is only living death.
DR.. Pi'rce's "Golden Medical Dis.
coyery" acts upon the torpid liver,
and ofoctually removes all these
difficulties and disorders. Nervous
feelings, gloomy iorebodings and In.
ritability Of temper all disappear.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-15

RENE MRER That the presence 81
UGWGW oGu Gems, Beanrtgard aud
Fairly, Who are IN charge OF the drawings, IL
q Euarantas 20 abs ,luts fairness ant In.
tsgrity, that the chance. are all equal. and
will draw n prize.
"REM sMBER. That the payment Of ell
D iIes u GuAfAntesd BY -Four Natl nal banks
OF New orleans. and the tickets are signed
by the president % an Institution whos 90
chartered rights ars recognized 10 the high.
est courts. therefore, beware Of all imita.
tons AID anonymous schemes"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-15
Approximation Prizes.

100 Numbers g. from ll.Sa 70 y iSa inclusive.
her drawing the capital prre Of $50.
Vr .tu
100 numbers from 1891 10 u, i9i inclusive,
being 70 numb r. on each side Of the mum.
Der dra fing the capital pr,Is Of go. 900. .s2Dl
loo numbers from l5,ZT2 10 Is So inclusive,
being 50 nun bers on each side OF the nun
Der drawing the capital priIs Of -. 90 -,l0
1000 numbers ending with VI, being the tive
last ksurss 81 the number drawing the
capital prize Of $50, 900. 81
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-15


Thio msker thought 81 80 iron pos.
eibe under proper oondi ions, but the
books Of bis company for Ave years
will not show tho cost under $40 and
probably q little over And q this
1890 present coat Of freight 10 New
York, PnllSdelphia, Boston, etc, and
Eastern makers can resdily eiEe up
their opponent Until new processes
are discovered, the South will no, com.
pete with the North In manulaciuT.
Ing. Tho Cranberry mines IN North
Carolina are the only elrc. Bse8emer
ones yet found, vhatsvsr ols,ms msy
be made 10 the ooniTa'y, aud there ar
not sufi sient, owinR q extreme din
Guilty in mining, 10 eupply the sing @
Besa mer plant NJ Chattanooga The
Southern irons will be- sulttd TO N
ordinary foundry and firge purpose,
and all that may be produced, above
local requirements (now rapidly grow
ins) must b. sold In the Northern aud
Wette marketr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-15

erTicksu are nov ready for Glass go. |"
Capital Prize, eib0,0oo. Wholes, go,
llslye,, ga fifths. ST. Tentbs, 81.
Remit BY POSTAL NOTE, Express Money
Order, New York Exchange or DRAFT.
sg Letters with Currency invariably by
Express At our expense.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-15

NJ A, DAUPHIN, New Orleans, L.,
Address Registered Letters 10 NRW OR
LRANS NATIONAL BANK, New Orleans,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-15
Prizes Cashed In Full without De.
ducttop.

ssThe subscribers having supervised the
SiSgLr NunBER DRlwIEo, Glass; 20"
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY, hereby
certify that the above are the numbers which
were this day drawn from the l0o, 900 placed
In the wheel, with the prizes correspond nE
10 them.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, La,
O. 4. BEhUREGARD.
IA. EARLY,
CommissiOnerf,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-08

LONDON, April 7th.-Ex- Secretary of the
United States Treasury Manning is better
to-day.
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cries, the policy of Gre at Britain in regard
TO the Island Of Hayti, and the seal fish
cries of Alaska. IN rega.-d to the fisheries
question, it is understood that information
has been received to the effect that Eng
land sustains the position taken by the
Canadian authorities, and is now indis-
posed to make the coacessi0n.' requested
by this Government. This question was
considered by the Cabinet with view TO
the adyisability of suitable action by the
President under the provisions of the
Retaliation Act. The Hayti question is to
be the subject OF correspondence with Great
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-08
The Kissano Matter.

SAN Francisco, April 7th.-[Special II
There is no longer any secrecy concerning
William Kissane, regarding whom so much
has been said in late Eastern dispatches.
1t is well-known and admitted by those
who know him now and who knew him in
the East, that he is Col. VIM. X. Rogers, of
Sonoma. Very powerful influences have
been at wo to keep his identity from be-
coming generally known. They have, in
large measure, been prompted by con-
sideration for his family and connections
in this State. Had Kissane Tor Rogers, as
is his proper namel responded to the de-
mands of those who had claims on him,
the probabilities are that he would have
continued to be known as VIM. X. Rogers,
and no persons except the few familiar
with his early career would have ever
known or suspected him to be the motor
ious VIM. Kissane. Many believe that the
charges against him will not be pushed,
unless he positively refuses TO make some
reparation toward those he has injured.
THE identity of VIM. Kissanc was revealed
some days ago in the dispatches. There has
been no secret for some days that Kissane and
Rogers were one and the same person. A great
deal of the matter concerning the man that has
been telegraphed from the East has been pub
lished, and good deal cast aside as less valua
Bile than other news. The effort is made in cer-
tain quarters to create the impression that
master-stroke of genius has revealed some as
founding secret in fixing the identity of the
man Kissane, but there are, in TRUTH no
new revelations, unless exception is made
of the statements published that involve a
brother of Kissane's, whose only crime appears
to be that of brotherhood to him. That any
public good is conserved by thus dragging inno-
cent families to public gaze because of their re-
lationship to Kissane, will scarcely be con
tended. The fact is, such exposure of the inno-
cent to shame and disgrace is the part of heart
Iessness An attache Of the RECoRD-USIoN knew
years ago OF the abandonment of the family
name by some who bore relationship to Kissane
in order to protect the innocent from unde-
served suffering, but it was not deemed either
brave or newsy to publish the fact.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-08

THE PNEUMONIA GERa.-M. See, in the
Comics Rendus, finds that pneumonia may
be epidemic and has endeavored to ascer-
tain whether such attacks are distinct from
ordinary pneumonia such view is dem
onstrated TO be erroneous, and it is clear
that there is no pneumonia due to cold
whether sporadic or epidemic, it is always
parasitic in origin. The parasite is in the
form of an oval micrococcus, and it may be
separate, or as diploccus orin short chains
of four. Pneumonia, then, he considers as
a specific parasitic disease, which may be
reproduced in animals, but cannot be
brought about by physical or chemical
irritations introduced iato the lungs; it
may be absolutely distinguished from suoh
other forms of acute Inflammation as bron-
ehitis or broncho-pneumonia for in them
microphytes play but secondary role,
and the first cause of them is cold. Para
site pneumonia has regular and definite
course, like erysipelas, and does not ex-
tend over nine days.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-08
COAST DISASTERS.
Vessels Wrecked in the North Pacific
During Late Storms.

During Late Storms.
TACOMA, April 7th.-A terrible storm
ragged in the North Pacific on the 1st of
April, the results of which have just been
announced in the loss of the bark El Do
RADIO, Captain Humphreys, bound from
Seattle to San Francisco with coal. But two
men were saved out of crew of twenty.
The schooner Fannie Dutard arrived at
Port Townsend this morning, bringing two
of the crew of the bark Ell Dorado, coal
laden, which foundered in the Pacific, fifty
miles from Cape Flattery on April LIST, 60
ing down with all hands. The two men
were picked up from raft.
The sealing schooner Champion, belong
ing to Lyee Peter, Neah Bay Indian, was
totally wrecked on Ninital, Vancouver
Island, British Columbia, at P. NJ, on
April 1st. The crew of thirty men were
saved, with the exception of an Indian
named Geo. Cheekotf. Chas. Willoughby,
son of Indian Agent Willoughby, of the
Nelh Bay reservation, who was on board
swan ashore. All hands arrived in Neah
Bay Yesterday.
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THE RAHwAY MYSTERY.
The Victim IdentIfied-A Man Confesses
to Being the Murderer.

RAILWAY tN J), April 7th.-otto Heis-
Ter, of New York, visited the morgue to-
day. He says he came to this country on
the steamer Westuland, which arrived here
January 14th. Among the passengers on
the steamer was Mena No0rse, a yonug
German girl, and her lover Max Kinder
She was % years old, and Kinder several
years older. She had two drafts, one for
81 200 and another for $500. Heisler
thought the dead girl was Miss Noorse, but
could not indentify her clothing. Noorse
is the name worked on the edge of q hand
kerchief found in the valise picked up in
the river near the scene of the murder.
THE sELF-coSFEssED MURDERER.
New YORK, April 7th-A man gave
himself up to the Brooklyn police just
before noon to-day. On his own state
ment he is the murderer of the unknown
dead girl at Railway, n. ]. The mans
name is J. j. Flath. He is barber and
stranger in Brooklyn. The police are in
yestigating.
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PACIFIC COAST.
A COLUsA LADY MURDERED BY
A CHINAMAN.
Red Bluff and Colusa in the Lead
for the Normal School-Sup-
posed Arrest OF Olsen.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEconD-usIoSl
KILLEp by A MoNGoL.
Mrs. Billion Brutaliy Murdered in Colusa
Eestertiay

Mrs. Billion Brutaily Murdered In CoIusa
Yesterday.
CHICO, April 7th.-A messenger has Just
arrived from st. John, Colusa county, with
the news that a Chinaman had shot and
killed Mrs. 10. Billion: also that hired
man was shot through the shoulder. Mr..
Billion IS in San Francisco. The China
man made his escape, but the people in the
neighborhood are after him. There is
great excitement and many citizens of
Chico have gone over.
A dispatch received by the Postal Tele-
graph line from Chico confirms the above,
and adds that three Cinnamon are said to
be implicated also that the name of the
wounded white man is Weayer.-EDs.l
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NEVADA.
Two Explosions at the Queen Mine in
Tuscarora.

TUscARoRA, April 7th.-The hoisting
works of the Nevada Queen mine were
destroyed yesterday by an explosion of
giant powder, box of which was placed
in close proximity to the boiler, to allow
the powder to thaw Not portion of the
building remains. The pumping machin-
cry was destroyed and the mine is flooded
Five men were injured. a. D. Russell,
the foreman was one of them, and he is
believed to have been fatally wounded.
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The Governments Equivocal Position on
ha Rfsha..v nuaatfon

The Governments Equfvoctl Position on
the Fishery Question.
Record ~g3ioa's Special C1Ileqrasa-C Cop,gioEted
by the SsU York Tribune.
New YeRK, April sth-A. a.-The Tii5-
atne's special from London says Sir
James Fergusons statement in the House
of Commoas respecting the Canadian
dispute is remarkably. "The latest dis
PATCH" he says tmeaning the dispatch
covering the Canadian modus sisesdi pro-
posals), will shortly be published. The
proposals addressed to Washington are
those of the English Government, but are
in harmony with the viewgof the Govern
mont of Canada They may be in har-
mony In one sense, but If England has
adopted the Canadian views to ANYTHING
like their full extent it is new
departure. This Government six weeks
ago was for a policy of Cancellation
and common sense, far removed. from the
veXatious schemes Matched at Ottawa.
They had at that time received the Cana
dian proposals, and were in full possession
of the Canadian views, but were not dis
posed to adopt them or even to transmit
them without important modification. So
clear were they about the matter that thew
intended to send in the first week of March
a dispatch which was not actually for
warded till March 26th. What caused this
delay, or what happened in the interval, is
a matter OF conjecture; but nothing has
happened to change English opinion or
English desire for settlement of the
whole question on an equitable basis. If
Salisbury has constituted himself the at
torney for Canada, there remain members
of Parliament who will not be content 10
argue the case on Sir John Macdonald's in
structions. Probably the Colonial Office
has bad as much TO say on this subject as
the Foreign Office. Sir Henry Holland,
being new broom, is anxious to sweep
clean.
London Political Gossip.
Record tIions Special Cablcqram-e copyrighted
By the New York Tribune.
LONDON, April 7th.-Balfour moved the
second reading of the coercion billTuesday
night by the time honored parliamentary
method of raising his hat. Sir Bernhardt
amendment followed at once.
The debate that has since followed was of
little interest, and had been left mostly to
unknown or second-rate men.
More significant is the debate of outside
agitating against coercion organized by the
Liberals. The caucus meetings are being
by popular gatherings. The
Council of the National Liberal Federation,
which is the head caucus of all, held sit
ting yesterday and passed strong resolutions
of hostility TO coercion and support to
Gladstone. The most important and inn
posing demonstration yet held was at Vic
toria Hall, in South London, which holds
3 1000 people, who received John Morley's
and impassive speech with en-
thusiasm. Balfour's name was met with
the cry, "Shoot himl"
The Chelsea Liberals met the same even
ing, with Sir Charles Dixie and Lady
Dixie on the platform, to which Gladstone
was invited, but he sent excuses.
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OREGON.
a Farmer Meets with Shocking Deal

n HfIItI lhtNtS WIFI = SFOChlnB Dtdth
by Accident.
PORTLAND, April 7th-Hugh Harris, a
farmer, living at Oak Grove, Polk county,
while travelling in wagon from his home
to Crowley, was thrown from his seat, by a
jerk of the wagon, and under the wheels.
Before he could got out of the way wheel
struck him, running diagonally over his
skull, and crushing it fearfully. Harris
was taken to house, and died about two
hours afterwards. He was a highly re-
spected farmer, and aged about 90 years.
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A fiTe-dollar greenhack appeared in the
till Of Newaygo Mich bank the other
dav bearing the 70 loving inscription
Here she goes--savs your salary--don
gamble-pever plav faro bank-the last OF
a fortune of $4,000 There are number
of similarly inscribed gFeenhacks in circu~.
alton.
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ton.
More Expressive than Elegant.
TRUcKEE, April 7th.-Fong Lee, better
known as Slobber Mouth" who has
been one of the most persistent stayers of
our Cinnamon, while tonight taking a
walk around the slums OF Gboom street,
had his cue cut OFT and his arm badly
cut by some unknown person. Every
effort is being make to find the offending
party. Fong Lee is the acknowledged
chief of the very few remaining high
binders in and about Truckee.
Reception to n Coluss Statesman.
WILLOWS, April 7th.-A large and en-
thusiastic reception was given last night to
Assemblyman T. ]. Hart Silgey's Cornet
Band serenaded him at his rooms, after
which banquet was spread. Speech
making and toasts were INDUCED in UP to
late hour.
Accident to a Lady.
MARYsvILLE, April 7th.-The wife of
DIR. @. @. Harrington, while CARRYING some
refreshments to Mrs. w. w. Holland, a
sick neighbor, accidentally fell heavily,
breaking her leg just above the ankle.
The Yreka Branch Railroad.
YREKA, April 7th.-Palmer, the sur
veyor, has reported observations on four
routes Tor the branch railroad, with the
estimated cost. The subscribers voted
almost unanimously for the Julien route,
and appointed a committee to secure the
right of way.
Electric Road Franchise.
SAN JOSE, April 7th.-The Board of Su-
pervisors this morning granted to S. A.
Bishop, w. S. McMurtry and Jacob Rich a
franchise for building an electric motor or
cable railway from San Jose to Santa Clara
The road is 10 be in operation within
year.
Sutton Acquitted.
SAN FRANcIsco, April 7th.-The jury to-
day found James Il. Sutton not guilty of
the murder of Antoine Phillips in 1885,
Generally Fair Weather.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 7th-Indicatiops
for the twenty-four hours commencing at
A. NJ, on April Sth. for California, are
Generally fair weather
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Perhaps he Changed 1t.

FLORENCE, April 7th.-A man answering
tae description of the Wooden valley muir
derer, Pete Olsen, was arrested Tuesday in
saloon two miles above here. He was inn
mediately released however, owing to the
scar on his face being under the left, in
stead Of the right ear.
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BAKERSFIELD, April 7th.-The man sup
posed to be Pete Olsen was captured in San
Emigdio mountains, forty miles south of
here, and will be brought here tonight.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-08

SAN FRAYoIsco, April 7th.-Articles of
incorporation were filed yesterday for the
Almaden Branch Railroad Company of
San Francisco. Directors-E. ] Coleman,
San Francisco; Charles E. Stewart, San
Francisco V. W. Gaskell, Oakland E. S.
Pilsbury, San Francisco, and L. Fillmore,
Oakland The places from and to which
the road is proposed to be run is from
point on the South Pacific Coast Railroad,
known as Campbells Station to point at
the easteTly end of the right of way OBJ
tanned from the Quicksilver Mining Com
pany, May 2S, 1886. A. e. Davis has been
elected Treasurer OF the corporation. and
J. g. Fair owns all but $500 of the $500 600
canital stock
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.soME1HISG DRAppEp.~
The Cabinet Takes Bold Stand on the
Fisheries Question.

WASHINGTON, April 7th.-The Cabinet
to-day spent three hours in the consider
alton of international questions, the most
important relating to the Canadian fish
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RED BLUFF OR ooLusA.
One OF These Places Likely to Secure the
Normal School.

SAN Francisco, April 7th-[Special,] i
Bartlett to select site in the northern part
of the State for branch Normal School,
held meeting to-day and balloted on
number of places visited. After the con-
test had narrowed down 10 Red Bluff and
Colusa, an adjournment was taken until
tomorrow at IL o'clock, when the ballot
ing Will be continued
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UTAH.

A Youth Takes His Owa Life While Out
of Bis Mind.
SALT LAKE, April 7th.-A young man
named Charles A. Needham shot himself
through the base of the brain to-day and
died in few minutes. He was supposed
TO be out of his head
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Every beautiful, pure and good tholglt
which the heart entertains is an angel OF
mercy, purifying and guarding the soul.
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Happiness is defined by Madame de Stael
to be q state Of constant occupation upon
some desirable object. with continual
sense of progress toward its attainment"
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a REPORT DENIED.

New YORK, April 7th.-Concerning the
story from Helena, Ark, yesterday, which
said that the murder Indictment against
Kissane was still in force, lawyer Hart read
certified copies of the Court proceedings at
the time, from which it appears that.all
the defendants were discharged on the
murder indictment, and were acquitted of
arson
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NTo, FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 8, 1887.
More Expressive than Elegant.

transactions, and Eastern people and
others are making inquiries about this sec
ton.
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ELY'S
Cream Balm.

A God send is
Ely's Cream Balm
/ had catdrrh .Jo,
three gears. My
nose 'oOuld bleed.
I thought the sores
,co,tld aeuer heal.
E7y's Cream Balm
has cured me
Mrs. M. 4, jack
son. Portsmouth,
N. III.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
THE JNTERSTATE COMMISSION
FULL OF BUSINESS.
Another Suspension OF the Long and
Short Haul Cause.-The Fisheries
Law to be Pushed-Etc.
THE INTERSTATE PROBLEM.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REconD-uNIoN.l
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At One Time He Figured as General on
the Chinese Army.

At One Time He Figured as General on
the Chinese Army.
LANSING (Mich), April 7th.-Forester, a
japanese merchant of high standing here,
furnishes a new chapter of romance con-
corning Kissane. Up to the present there
was no clue 10 the Whereabouts of hissane
from sthe time he was in Nicaragua until
his appearance in California. Mr.. Forester
supplies the hiatus. During the Chinese
rebellion, in 1857, Forester was captured
by detachment of rebels and
taken to Shanghai, with other Japan
ese prisoners. Here the rebels were
overcome by the Chinese troops under the
command of an American, who was none
other than Kissane. He had secured the
favor of the Emperor through his shrewd-
ness, and was raised to the rank of Gen
eral of the Army. The young Jap who
tells the story, and is now living here, was
made Kissane's body servant. He and
Kissane finally went to Europe, where Kis
sane visited the leading art centers.